But what confuses me is why I cannot recall any prompts during installation of these add ons informing me of this module and even more why it has never appeared untill now. So where did it come from?I have checked out the website from Vistamare and it is supposedly an interface module used by certain add on software for FS. I have done a few test type flights after the installation of this and everything was working fine and I certainly did not have this module in my FS menu then. Even though after I had installed those add ons this module has never appeared in my FS Menu. In recent years, Stansted has expanded to rival Heathrow and Gatwick. I havent seen this ever before and cannot recall any point in time that I had installed it or approved the installation of it by any other add on.I had recently installed two add ons from UK2000, Gatwick & Stansted, The CLS A345 & A346 and also the Overland A380. Welcome to London Stansted Airport, one of Londons main gateways. But then I spotted a new module in my menu called Vistamare.

I checked out my view settings and key assignments and found everything the same as it use to be. But immediately I realised I can no longer change my viewpoint from the outside spot view using the keyboard by pressing ctrl-shift-backspace and so forth. After spending a few days organising my AI - Traffic I finally got round to doing a flight again. It is called Vistamare Core 2004.Let me explain what happened. This expansion has continued right up to the present day, with the recent opening of the first part of Apron E.I recently discovered an unidentified module in my Fs2004 Menu. In the early 1990s the construction of a new terminal, satellites and apron layout on the eastern side was under way. I confirm I am using version 3.5 (in the about tab is said Serial no 0000000) and the log file showed all of the scenery, EGKA is in the UK2000 VRF airfields Vol 1, also I am using Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit - here is the content on the log file: Windows 6.1 Sat Sep 04 07: - Licensed version Update runway database. Stansted's most famous aircraft to land took place in 1983 when the space shuttle Enterprise touched down on top of a modified 747. It continued to grow with the addition of a 1968 terminal on the western side.

In 1946 the airport officially opened as a civil aerodrome, retaining many of its wartime buildings. Stansted airport began its life in 1942 as a USAAF Base with a standard RAF triangular runway layout. This scenery is the fourth major version of the popular airport, and it includes a new high resolution base image and new buildings. Welcome to London Stansted Airport, one of London's main gateways.

Uk2000 stansted serial port